The lower right of one section of this work depicts a jockey holding a large silver trophy, and that section also depicts a dancer with a violin and a fencer. In another section of this work, oil is spilled on the head of a figure in a sedan chair whose arrest his one-time lover prevents. At the beginning of this work, the title character is being fitted for a suit after inheriting his father's fortune and tries to pay off (*) Sarah Young after g
The lower right of one section of this work depicts a jockey holding a large silver trophy, and that section also depicts a dancer with a violin and a fencer. In another section of this work, oil is spilled on the head of a figure in a sedan chair whose arrest his one-time lover prevents. At the beginning of this work, the title character is being fitted for a suit after inheriting his father's fortune and tries to pay off (*) Sarah Young after getting her pregnant. In another section, the title figure tries to win back his fortune at a gambling house, but in the next section, he is in prison for the debt he has accumulated due to his profligate lifestyle, and he ultimately ends up in Bedlam. For 10 points, name this series of paintings of the wastrel Tom by William Hogarth.
The lower right of one section of this work depicts a jockey holding a large silver trophy, and that section also depicts a dancer with a violin and a fencer.
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